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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1950

Page

5

Bluefield Drum and Bugle Corps to Visit Winchester

The American Legion Junior Drum and Bugle Corps of Bluefield West Virginia visits Winchester for the Apple Blossom Festival April 27 28. The 50 member group, in operation since 1932, has won two National championships and nine State championships and has attended every American Legion National Convention except one since 1935. They travel by bus and enter the Fireman's Parade as coal miners with miner's lamps and join the Friday parade in cream and gold dress uniforms. They will be quartered in Berryville.

American Legion Bluefield W. Va Winchester The Berryville

War Memorial Building to be Dedicated in Wardensville WV

The War Memorial Building honoring World War II heroes will be dedicated in Wardensville West Virginia on July 4. Groundbreaking occurred February 12 1946 and the building is expected to open to the public on Independence Day 1950. Early planning began with Capon Valley Farn Woman's Club and Veterans of Foreign Wars members, later joined by LO OF Lodge VFW Auxiliary church and social groups. J T Frye banker was elected chairman at a March 8 1946 mass meeting and has led the project since.

Wardensville W. Va Capon Valley Farn Woman's Club Veterans of Foreign Wars Capon Valley Volunteer Fire Company Lo.of. Lodge V.F.W. Auxiliary J. T. Frye Capon Valley Bank

Festival Painting Promoted in Life Magazine May Issue

Life Magazine will reproduce a four color painting of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival parade as the center of a full page ad insertion by Robert Burns cigar makers. The artwork by J Graham Kaye uses photos by Charles Tait and costs about 25000 dollars for the Life publication.

Life Magazine Shenandoah Festival Robert Burns Cigar Manufacturers Charles Tait Barr J. Graham Kaye Life Philadelphia New Orleans New York San Antonio Graham Kaye Saturday Evening Post Cosmopolitan Argosy

City set to decorate for Springtime fete

Clark Loy heads decorations as city plans blossom banners and streamers for the Springtime fete. Officials aim to finish by Sunday to catch weekend traffic and brighten the business district before next Thursday and Friday events.

Clark Loy

Hospital Admission List At Winchester Memorial

Newly admitted patients at Winchester Memorial Hospital include Mrs. Marvin Massie Mrs. George William Carlisle Mrs. Carl J. Renner Priscilla L. Lee daughter of Clarence R. Lee Patricia Ann Lee daughter of Front Royal Rd Mrs. Malloy Anvil Mrs. Donald Hildebrand Mrs. Leary G. Baker Mrs. Junior Conway Wilson Mrs. Harold Crowder Mrs. Franklin Boyer Mrs. Luther Boone Capon Bridge W VA Mr. William E. Orndorff Omps W VA Sheila Ann Jordan Hay }}

Marvin Massie Cork St George William Carlisle Carl J. Renner Priscilla L. Lee Clarence R. Lee Front Royal Patricia Ann Lee Front Royal Rd Malloy Anvil S. Braddock St Donald Hildebrand Clifford St Leary G. Baker Parkway St

Hollywood Post Office History 1897 to 1908

The Post Office Department notes Hollywood California became a post office on October 25 1897. It was discontinued December 31 1907 and from January 1 1908 onwards designated a station.

Hollywood Calif L. A Post Office Department

Court Cases Heard by Judge Edwards in Berryville

Trial records list speeding fines for Robert Walker Fuller of Berryville at $24.25 and Kenneth M. Pohlman at $14.25. Harrison Alexander Foreman of 433 1-2 N Loudoun St faces disorderly conduct at $15.25. Mabele Icle Wymer Rt 1 is charged drunk in public at $9.5. Herman Milton Clark of 386 Charles St is fined $14.25 for speeding.

Trial Justice Court W. Erle Edwards Robert Walker Fuller Berryville Harrison Alexander Foreman Loudoun St Mabele Icle Wymer Herman Milton Clark Charles St

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Bluefield Drum and Bugle Corps Eleceric Aaeenes Northern Virginia Power Co Robert S. Williams Massachusetts Institute of Winchester Memorial Hospital Roy A. Lee S. Kent St Kenneth M. Pohlman E. Pall Mall Speeding Stats Aan Store N. Loudoun St Toledo Marcus Hook Refinery Sun Refining and Distribution New Blue Sunoco Sun Sunoco Sunoco 3 Star Extra NBC H. F. Nelson
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